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It must be a huge frustration at Turf Moor that Burnley's single defeat in their last seven games came in the game they needed a result from the most.

Had they won at Everton on 6 April, they would have given themselves a real chance of getting out of the bottom three.

As it is, they are three points behind fourth-bottom Nottingham Forest, with a much worse goal difference and a tricky run-in to navigate.

Clearly, they need to get to the final game against Forest, with a chance to stay up.

For that, they must somehow get points from their matches against Manchester United, Newcastle and Tottenham.

United have not been in terrific form recently. Can Burnley win at Old Trafford? Their manager Vincent Kompany has had plenty of success here.